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Instagram post comments

Export Instagram post comments to a spreadsheet

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Enter 1–3 URLs of the same export type, one per line.

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Export fields

comment_id
The stable Instagram identifier for the comment.
parent_comment_id
The parent comment identifier for a direct reply; blank for a top-level comment.
is_reply
Whether the row is a direct reply instead of a top-level comment.
post_media_id
The Instagram media identifier shared by every comment in the export.
profile_id
The Instagram profile identifier of the comment author.
name
The display name of the comment author, when available.
username
The Instagram username of the comment author, when available.
profile_url
The public Instagram profile URL built from the username, when available.
profile_pic_url
The profile picture URL returned for the comment author.
is_verified
Whether Instagram marks the comment author as verified.
text
The text of the comment or direct reply.
created_at
The comment creation time as a Unix timestamp.
like_count
The like count reported for the comment.
reply_count
The child comment count reported for the row, when available.
is_edited
Whether Instagram reports that the comment was edited.

Common workflows

  1. Paste the Instagram media URL

    Use the full URL for an Instagram post, Reel, or TV media item so the workbench can identify the comments export.

  2. Choose whether to include replies

    Keep the default top-level comments only, or enable direct replies before creating the job.

  3. Collect the comment rows

    The export keeps each parent comment page in order, followed by the requested direct replies for those parents.

  4. Download the finished file

    Download CSV or XLSX with comment, author, timestamp, count, and reply relationship columns.

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